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We think the folks who hired Top of the Hill for their event said it best:
"Top of the Hill did an amazing job entertaining our celebration of my dad's 90th birthday! They blended wonderful songs with entertaining banter and instruction to the group. I would highly recommend them for your next party or function. They made the afternoon perfect!"
We're not even a little surprised -- these guys are the best. Thanks for representing the chorus and bringing barbershop to the world!
Cheers to the Post-It Notes quartet for their third showing at the Evergreen District convention and competition!
Here's their set:
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It was an excellent showing for this novice quartet. Nice job, Sounds Familiar, on competing in your first EVG convention and competition!
Check out this video of their performance:
Big kudos to Mixed Emotions, competing for the second year at the EVG Convention, slightly reformulated from last year! They did a great job -- here's their contest set:
The Seattle Rep is inviting local performers to sing during intermission during the run of their current play, The Skin of Our Teeth. Thanks to the Rep for boosting the visibility of local musicians, and cheers to Four Ever Young for spreading barbershop this month. Here's the quartet singing Country Roads during intermission on October 13:
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These guys may have taken a year off from competition, but you can't keep them from charming crowds at a microphone. Thanks for sharing with the audience at the President's Reception at the EVG Convention, Top of the Hill!
The sang:
- You've Brought a New Kind of Love to Me
- 1927 Kansas City
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Cheers to Mixed Emotions, who ran their two-song contest package during this week's rehearsal. They'll be representing the SeaChordsmen at the Evergreen District contest this weekend -- good luck, Mixed Emotions!
Seattle Seachordsmen quartet Top of the Hill was invited by the Swedish Club on Dexter Avenue North to sing "Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines" on September 27 to help celebrate the 100th anniversary of Erik Hemming Nelson's 1924 flight around the world.
Some of Mr. Nelson's relatives from places like Tucson had come to Seattle for the event. There were Charleston dance performances by the Savoy Dancers and also a 1920's style band. A grand time...
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